Q&A for How to Clean Soccer Cleats

If you're in a hurry, you can clean your cleats in the washing machine. Avoid putting them in the dryer though since it could shrink the leather. Let them air dry in a sunny spot instead.

When approaching the ball, plant your non-kicking foot a couple inches behind it to line up your kick properly for maximum effect.

Just use the methods listed in the articles. You can try bleach wipes, but white cleats are not going to stay pristine.

If the cushion is wet you can use dryer sheets or newspaper to clean and dry it. If it is not wet, you do not need to clean it.

Either with wipes or a wet towel. You may even be able to put the cleats in the washing machine, depending on your shoe material.

It depends. Drying them outdoors in the sun is a slower, but more effective method. You could also place them by a dehumidifier or in an airing cupboard to speed up the process. Using a tumble dryer is the quickest method, but this can have a detrimental affect on the material.

Never wash the studs, depending on the material of the shoe. If your shoes are leather, then make sure you use leather-specific cleaners, avoid exposing them to water, and do not use a brush. For synthetic or artificial materials, use a wet cloth with some soap on it. This should help to preserve the studs.

1. Make a cleaning solution. Since Converse shoes are made with canvas, laundry detergent works well to remove dirt and most light stains. 2. Dip a washcloth in the soap solution and start cleaning your shoes. Section by section, use the cloth to scrub away the dirt and stains. 3. Let your shoes air dry.

Unless this area gets wet from a hot substance, no, it's not a problem. You can simply stuff the inside of your cleats with newspaper/paper towels.

Wipe it off with a damp cloth (cold water) and dry it with a clean cloth. Doing this should keep your soccer ball in good condition.

Yes, just make sure to make the eraser only a little damp, not wet. Too much water may damage the cleat. Dry them with a towel, or if they’re not that wet, leave them to air dry.